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A top El Salvador official reportedly says Bitcoin (BTC) purchases are continuing despite a loan agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that called for scaling them back.
The IMF urged a halt to crypto accumulation as part of $1.4 billion program. El Salvador responded by buying more.
The IMF will "ensure" Bitcoin holdings of El Salvador stay unchanged, tying the condition to its $1.4b loan program.
El Salvador’s economy minister reiterated the country’s resolve to hoard more Bitcoin BTC/USD Tuesday despite the International Monetary Fund’s requirement to reduce exposure to the leading ...
El Salvador’s Economy Minister says the country is still buying Bitcoin, despite the IMF's pressure to stop. The statement comes just days after the IMF claimed El Salvador was complying with ...
El Salvador’s economy minister told Bloomberg News in a live interview at Web Summit in Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday when asked if her government was still buying Bitcoin.
El Salvador secured a $120 million payout from the IMF as part of its $1.4 billion loan agreement, on condition of reducing Bitcoin exposure.
El Salvador is showing once again that it is leading the way with Bitcoin — and this time, they’re starting with the next generation. This week, the country’s Ministry of Education and Bitcoin Office, ...
White House’s David Sacks Hints at Budget-Neutral Path for U.S. Bitcoin Purchases through asset reallocation rather than new spending.
Bitcoin bond launch may be delayed due ... geopolitical events such as the war in Ukraine may affect the schedule. El Salvador finance minister, Alejandro Zelaya, confirmed that there might ...